Phyto shows off new ‘do

Published: 7-Feb-2014
Hair Care

French hair care brand Phyto (Alès Groupe) has added to its growing line of hairstyling products with the launch of Phytolaque Design.

Billed as a “botanical hairspray”, the product is free from silicones and uses acacia honey to help protect the hair while also promising to provide strong hold for all hairstyles.

It will be priced at £12.50, available from lookfantastic.com and phyto.com.

First launched in 1967, Phyto is known for its natural hair care formulations. According to the brand, it was the first to ever use plants in hair care and its formulations are 95% natural.

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